The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

/ Government printing. ............ 2,50O OO
Books aud Stationery for Registrar 200 10
of Conveyances...... 4UO "
! Expenses of Election. 4,UOU w
! Maintenance Of Insane Asylum. 2,oUU W
Water Pipes, Kalaupapa. ........ 6,UVV W
Eq Gi8eb9Sa 81 cultivation .. 1900 90
Running expenses Honolulu Wafer -
Works. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lou W
Payment for land taken for Homo
lnlu Water Works at Makiki. e. 12,2OO 90
Roads of Honolulu. ...........s. 81, 225 90
FOREIGN OFFICE.
Incidentals Foreign Office. 400 90
ArroENEY-aENzRAn's DEPARTMENT.
Incidentals. criminal and Civil ex- 49,. 80.
penses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 90
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Salary of President. .............. 1000 90
Sec. 2. The appropriation hereby made
shall be subject to Sections 2, 3, 4, and OF
the aforementioned Act
III.
An Act to authorize the Minister of Finance
to execute and deliver certain bonds.
WHEREAS. By an Act entitled Gan Act to
Authorize a National Loan and to define the
uses to which the money borrowed shall be
applied" dated 1st September, 1856, as
amended by an Act entitled IAN Act to
Amend an Act, entitled An Act to Authorize
National Loan and to define the uses to
which the money borrowed shall be APP
plied,'" dated October 10, 1886, the Minis
ter of Finance is authorized to issue coupon
bonds of the Hawaiian Government in the
aggregate not exceeding two millions of
dollars.
AND WHEREAS, The duly authorized Fl
nancial Agents of the Hawaiian Government,
with the consent of the administration then
Hnr- x-fft 1, fair tI=b
subscribers to portion of said loan to de-
liver to such subscribers bonds expressed in
sterling money, and such subscribers upon
the faith of such agreement have paid to
said Financial Agents the amount of money
subscribed by them. Now, therefore,
Be il Enacted 6y.tHe King and the legislature
of the HdiCaiiaH Kingdom:
Section l. The Minister of Finance shall
be and is hereby authorized to execute and
deliver to such said subscribers bonds to the
amount respectively subscribed by them,
with principal and interest payable In Lon
don, England. in sterling money.
Section 2. This Act shall take effect from
and after the date of its approval.
Approved this - day of -- 1887.
MINISTERS ANSWER QUESTIONS.
Minister Thurston read the report of
the special committee on immigration,
recommending that the bill pass.
Laid on the table, to be considered
with the bill.
Minister ThurstOn answered the
question of<Rep. Helekunihi about the
Hawaiian version of the Civil Code.
The performance of this work and the
appropriation for the same is under the
Department of the Judiciary, and the
Minister is informed by His Honor
l,c I,nf Lot
is now complete, and the printing of
the same is only delayed awaiting
supply of paper and type, and that the
edition will be printed in ample time
for the session of 1888. The Minister
also read letter from His Honor
Judge McCully on the same subject,
which was appended to his answer.
Minister Green gave u verbal an
swer to Rep. Paehaole's question about
the disposition of the Loan Fund that
his statement, covering the infOrma-
ton requested, had been before the
House before the hon. members ques-
ton was asked, and was now in the
hands of the printer.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs gave
his answer to questions addressed to
him by Mobiles WaterhOuse and Smith
and Rep. Hustace, on Thursday.
There have been issued from the
Foreign Office Chinese passports as
follows:
From May, 1884, to September, 1855,
1920 a Sl,"..-.....--......... 81, $40 90 I
1857. 1'22i a 81. -, 2,4l2 90
February l. 1887, to June 30, 1887,
99l "a SD. .............. l,So2 %
sc q SO. -. 6,76O 90
July 1, 1887, to September 3, 1887,
1913 q ..-..................... GIG 90 /
Total, 5, 731......... ............ S14.85O 90 |
Of this number there are returned |
passports in the custom house to the |
number of 1864; but it is believed that /
some have been destroyed or returned /
to the Foreign Office of the number of !
which there is no record, and there /
fore the above statement cannot be 1
absolutely relied upon. There have (
been some passports returned of which |
there is no record in the Foreign Office. |
The same Minister read his answer
to the questions asked yesterday, about I
liabilities and strength of military I
companies
~ OF the amount of 50, 4S6 rs in
Cured by the Honolulu Rifles, and 1
still unpaid,
December 10, 1856, to June 80, 1887,
at 10 per month, rent of armory to c. 1
w. Hart, was incurred before July 1st,
S266 66.
The remaining accounts are as fol-
lows:
July 5-Egan d Co......... 500 90
September 30-Mrs. Lack - BIG 80
September 30-Mrs Lack. 253 so
October 20-Tregloan- ............. 1888 90
October BE. o. Hall d Son. 80. 1921 80
October Sc. w. Hart, rent 49, I4O on
November Nv. L. Foster. 40 90
IS, 4s6 76
In addition to these sums the follow
ing have been presented:
July 15-H. s. Tregloan -. s559 m
July 27-H. s. Tregloan........... I,52t Is
S2,O76 Is
Total indebtedness. 81, 563 81
~ The Minister of Foreign Affairs
has not approved of these amounts